Definitely here to stay. Even deleted app from my phone and put a bookmark to lemmy where the app used to be. Now I access lemmy as much as I used to Reddit purely because of muscle memory / force of habit and don’t miss Reddit one bit.
Most importantly. Place bookmark of lemmy where your Reddit app icon used to be. Purely by muscle memory and force of habit we press the icon to take us to Reddit. Hack it to use lemmy just as much.
I have not even accessed Reddit since 11th just with this one simple trick.
I agree. it’s mostly has fad value. Although I did not find it so bad but it’s not the best in the world either. Coffee had a bit of tangy taste along with bitterness of normal black coffee. Not keen on drinking it again.
The one I saw, although was in a cage, it was eating papaya so maybe they are fed variety of food not just coffee beans.
Maybe 10 years from now if this picks up. Reddit did not have as much on its first days either.
Force of habit is a very real thing. Create a shortcut of lemmy bookmark and put in place where old Reddit app icon used to be. iPhone safari allows placing bookmarks on home screen and lemmy works mostly like an app when you do that. Android also has that feature.
Replace Reddit phone app placement with lemmy bookmark and you will instantly find yourself using only lemmy.
So many questions.
How is twitter and Reddit enabling sex workers?
What’s is FOSTA?
What did Kamala Harris do?
After instinctly trying to avoid edge for so long, I finally adopted it since edge is the only browser with working Adblock on an iPhone. It’s not that bad though and now google is pushing chrome every time I go to google.com
Yes almost all guides and introductions goes into activity pubs and feds. General users don’t care. Just point them to a “website” to sign up on and how to reach the content. Eventually we all will learn about the cool underlying tech.
Information overload is a very real thing for new users.
Yikes. There was “bot account” checkbox in settings that I turned on mistakenly. Thanks for the heads up.
It is. The bad comes with the good. If we want more user migration then it’s only about time.
Great so far. I am on .word shit just works and kbin. Trying to decide which one I like more and as a fail safe during downtime of one instance. But getting a hang of lemmy (and kbin) I like it so far after 7 years of daily Reddit.